German WW2 badge, unknown, for identification

[Franjo Vuk]

Hello gents, does anyone know something about this badge, I have never seen something similar before. Its looking like very interesting piece and quite convincing regarding originality, so I would say that this badge is Third Reich period item, but it also could be some fantasy postwar piece. What are your opinions about this badge?
Best regards,
Franko

[reneblacky]

I'm far from being of any real knowledge on these! but it looks good to me. Here's a tinny I have with a similar pin set up with it's fake mate.

[MAP]

Haven't seen a similar one before. But it is NSKOV related so maybe that will help with your search....

Probably a tinny to raise money.

[Franjo Vuk]

Thanks guys, that is interesting really. I have tried to find some information about this badge, but so far I wasnt able to find anything.
Best regards,
Franko

[HPL2008]

As said above, it's simply a day badge/tinnie and the organisational emblem is that of the NSKOV.

The inscription tells us the event in question was the "front soldiers' and war victims' honor day" held at Potsdam on 4 August 1935 (4 years prior to the outbreak of WW2).

The building depicted on the badge is the Potsdam Garrison Church.

For what it's worth, I see nothing wrong with it, but tinnies are outside my area of expertise.

[Franjo Vuk]

Thanks HPL2008.
Best regards,
Franko

[DLRG]

As said above, it's simply a day badge/tinnie and the organisational emblem is that of the NSKOV.

The inscription tells us the event in question was the "front soldiers' and war victims' honor day" held at Potsdam on 4 August 1935 (4 years prior to the outbreak of WW2).

The building depicted on the badge is the Potsdam Garrison Church.

For what it's worth, I see nothing wrong with it, but tinnies are outside my area of expertise.

I fully agree with HPL2008 on this.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Original item.

[Franjo Vuk]

Thanks Adrian.
Best regards,
Franko